Tracking Windows 2000 OS events--Is it possible?

Hello all,
I have stored files in my computer which are generated using my application.These files own my application specific file extension. I have registered the file association to windows registry and when each time the file is opened in OS environment (using double click or rignt click on the icon--> open etc.,).. i need to access the file's absolute path in order to open it using my application. How to track those system events (Double clicks, right click--> open etc.,)..can anyone help me out??..
Thank you in advance!!

Maybe I don't understand what you're asking.
Of course you should buy a bigger than 16GB msata ssd, i suggested that the 128GB is the sweet spot, costing around $100-120. This is fast enough and spacious enough for the operating system and programs and you get to keep your 320GB HDD (installed of course as it is now, inside your laptop) as storage space for photos, music, videos.
You can certainly get a bigger msata ssd (around $250 for 256GB), but i don't see the point unless you really want to burn money. The point in using an ssd is to have the fast access, both read and write, to the operating system and programs. You do not need to load the SSD with all your files since you can keep your old big HDD for these, you don't gain practically anything by having photos and videos in an ssd...
Now, if the only option would be to replace the hard disk with a normal (not msata) SSD, then you certainly would need either to buy a very large SSD (spending $400-500) or to keep an external usb disk for your files. The only advantage would be that you would have full SATA III speeds instead of the SATA II speeds that an msata would give you. Having tried both options, the perceivable difference in speed between the two (SATA II vs SATA III) is negligible. There is a difference but you would know only by running benchmarks...
So, to conclude, get a 128GB msata ssd (or bigger if you insist and have money to spend) and keep your 320GB HDD for the storage of your files. The laptop will be really and significantly much faster and you will have a big smile on your face with the difference in speed from your old HDD. This is the best of the options IMO.
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I would guess that BEA's installation problems are not just limited to Weblogic Server. I have a similar difficulty with Weblogic Platform 8.1 with SP2. The installer does not install the Java runtime, and the uninstall is dependent upon that.
Not impressed BEA. You have some work to do.

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